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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-03-12
CHARLES LASSElGNE,
eOITeUR.REDACTEUR.


Mesdames, .je vous aime
Tout naturcllement,
Et je vous dirai meme,
Superintendent.
Vous avez tant de charmes,
Et si blancs sont vos has,
Que Ton vous rend les armes,
Mesdamcs, sans combats!
Msis ce que j'apprecie
En- vous plus que beauts,
-Et je vous renercie-
Mesdames, c'est bonte.
Car 81 Rose Ou Marie
Est belle au beau printsmps,
Je ID crois dsAeurie
A quarante-ciuq ans.
Rose, b beautS passe
Aussi rapidement
QuNn oissoa daas l'sspaeo ).
Oh dams 10 armament;
AUS; vits on moins lents
Qu'un boulet do canon,
Uns ktoils 6lante,
Gu h Aeur de ton nom.
Mais h bonts de Tame,
Rayon smbellissant
Et non br6lante famine,
0randit On vie,llissant.
Or, bonnes mSnsgsres
Que Jaime assur6ment,
Dams mes rimes kgeres
Js vous dis galamment:
Par ces temps on b gene,
En- p6nStrant chez nous,
Nous frappe OF morigene,
Rsprises les genoux.
Prsnss l vos pelotss
Laiguills d'acier clair,
Il 6ouches aux culottes
Lss trous qui prsnnsnt rair.
Tlehss d'strs ECONOMIES
Raecommodes, eouses,
II sapitces vos hommss ,
On voe masio us6e.
n s'agit d l'ususs
De- kabits, = s'sntsod;
e . saia la mesurO
Qui eouvisut q chantant.
Aeis eoavisut-l qu'on vote,
A vsndroit asson6
Par Oh Foil - fourvoie,
L. luns q pls;n midi
Et h Jugs SupsSme,
An jugemsns dernier,
Interrogsant lui.msme
Ta femme, . jardinier,
Disa: !" Js sais, Madame,
Que vous aves 6t6
Hoan1te CONNIE femme,
r n'avss point chuti.
Mais, nare et mSnassrs;
81 n mes jamais ca
D'histoirs IN psu kgsre,
Comment as-ta cousu :"
]. g., jardinisr.
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.- Ssshs
It is related OF Mr.. Robert Garrett that
on the occasion Of his recent visit to
Princeton no showed one Of the dis.
tinguishing characteristics OF a rich man.
He uaed q claimants turnout nearly all
day and refused to pay thirty dollars for
it, compromising OIL about half that sum.
II Mr.. Garrett will com to Wheeling
when he wants q cab any Of our livery
men will BIZ glad to fix him up in good
style, including a liyeried coachmsn, Tor
the small sum Of about eight dollars.
But it is understood that some hard
things were said about Mr.. Garrett be-.
cause on the SAME visit he gave Princeton
College $1,000 and refused to yield to the
business methods OF tho cabman. There
is a good deal OF human nature in some
rich . They will give, when they
feel like it, but they have an aversion to
highway robbery. Johns Hopkins wouldn't
give q street beggar a cent, but he endowed
a great university. The Vanderbiits keen
watchmen inside and outside to protec.
their homes, but one Of them has Jus,
paid $4,000 Tor a painting for the people
Of New York.
The last good thing a rich man does il
to leave all his wealth behind him. Some
OF them would rather take it along, but
things%are so adjusted that they are forced
to travel light or the last journey.
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From Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph. Ftb. Oh, 1857.
People who will take the trouble to scan
the figures given III the annual statement,
presented in another column, Of the Ma.
tional Lie Insurance Company, Of Ver.
mont will perceive at oncs that it ranks
among the leading corporations Of i,s class
in the United States, and that its great
SUCCESS has been won through wise and
conservative management aud prompt and
honorable performance in accord with ait
promises made by it to iis policy holder
and the public. It is solid financially, as
demonstrated by the steady growth Of. its
assets, while the record OF less than ! Dor
cent Of mortality in 1856 is simply phe.
nomenal. The local agency. is in the
hands Of Messrs. O'Neil & Lyme, gentlemen
possessing the confidence and respect OF
the public, and who will be able to COM
mand Tor the National Life a full share OF
tho patronage Of lifs%.insuring Pittsburgh
erH, .
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Too Many Lawyers gu tho Commission.

Too Many Lawyers Gu tho Commission.
The President has been commended for
constituting the Interstate Commerce
Commission entirely Of lawyers. Since
the act will have to be interpreted, it is
thought by many that it will DO p~articu-
larly advantageous to have each member
a lawyer. II Congress had thought SO it
would have provided that tho Commits.
sioners should be learned in the law.
It will in tho beginning and at all times
be we'll to havs one or more good lawyers
on the Commission. Tho President could
not havo made a better selection than
Judge Cooley, a lawyer OF deep learning.
OF practical knowledge Of railroads, and a
man in whom the country has confidence.
Mr.. Morrison, besides being a lawyer,
ia an experienced legislator whose knowl-
edge in this line should be OF service to
the Commission. Furthermore, Mr.. Nor.
rison is a man whose integrity is believed
to be above reproach, and though he is
Aub bupl'pGCu I hhoT AluSd hJUub LlS
working OF railroada, he can learn. The
other Commissioners have yet to Justify
the wisdom Of their appointment.
The Commission would have been
strengthened for it's work, and perhaps in
tho public confidence, il at least two Of
its members had been business men Of
high grade, well known to the country.
It might be difficult to get such men, but
there is no evidence that tho President
tried or that he desired them.
The practical hard sense oithe pracsced
man Of afIaira would have gone far to
bring the Commission in line with tho
feeling Of the men who have business with
the railroads, and might have helped to
keep the Commission from becoming q
mere court, contrary to the intention OF
Congress.
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early hour, and the seats discnssed with
the Court MsruhAl. When there are no
guests the Emperor dimes with the En-.
press, and the cook takes orders FROM her.
In summer while At Gastein, or some
other watering place, tho Emperor goes to
the bath room at halt.past 7 o'clock in the
morning. lie breakfasts at 8, walks al 10,
accompanied by q personal ajjutant aud
special attendant. Luncheon IL served At
II. Between u and 8 he confera with the
officers Of the civil and military csbinets
who are In waiting. Dinner is served at
4. IT consists Of coup, iish, boiled beef,
two entrees, dessert and fruit. All tho
menbers OF the Imperial suite attend.
At 6 O'Clock he takes a carriage ride,
makes u social call aud chats for an hour
or longer. He Ia never out Of bed later
than 10 o'clock.
The Emperor takes considerable Inter.
eat In sanitary science, and Ia very partic.
nlar in the matter OF air and ventilation.
Riding to hounda has been n Of his IA.
yorite amusemenls. He Ia a splendid
| figure on horseback.
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Emperor Williams Habits of Life.

4NtW W AeiuAu " AtutHis -hlEe.f H.ar.r
While at homo in the palace at Berlin
no breakfasts at half past Z o'clock every
morning, invariably using coffee, with a
large allowance OF milk, and bread with.
out butter. Weather permitting, he takes
walking exercise daily before luncheon,
which is served at | O'Clock. Boiled crabs
is a favorite dish at this meal, and is par.
taken OF with great reliah. Between lunch.
con and dinner, affairs OF State are at.
tended to for about three housg and some
times longer. Then he rests until it ia
time to dress for dinner. The hour fixed
for this is 4. Every morning the chief
cook submits the bill Of fare for approval.
1t usually consists Of five courses. The
Emperor has a decided preference for
plain food. He 10 liberal in the use Of
fruit, and drinks mineral water procured
from a natural spring.
A cup Of tea, without bread or cake, ia
the only refteshmens he takes between
dinner and bedtime. He makes a point
OF resting a half an hour alter breakfast
and luncheon, and an hour aiter dinner,
When there are guests invited to dinner
they meet him in an ante.chambsr. A
quarter OF an hour is spent in chatting.
He then leads the way to the dining room.
The invitations are always cent out at an
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Early Spring Novelties In Fashions.

Pretty spring costumes are" made Of
grisaiIle material and composed OF q tuuiC
and underskirt. The bodice Ia gathered
round the neck and waist, and fastened
on tho left aide with q row OF fancy bro.
cadad galloon In gray or silver or gold.
The tunic 10 draped into two small paniers
on each side aud q pout at the back. A
belt trimmed with the brocsded galloon Is
fastened OF the whist wjth 81 owl gold or
silver buckle, and thence falls into two
lapels in the middle. The underakirt ,is
plated in flat, wide platte.
Gowns OF eprigged muslin delainep and
other light fancy woolens arc made with q
bodice similar to tho above, only tho tunic
Is simply continued from the waiat down.
ward; the front overlapping the back part
at the side and being slightly drsped over
q gathered skirt. Round waist with a eash
or belt. The edge OF tho tuuic is scalloped
out and embroidered.
Printed muslins will be made the SAINT
way, very slightly drapsd wei an under
skirt OF silk or %Ratinet, made quite plain.
Some few models hsvo pulled out sleeves,
but the greater number have tight sleeves,
finished with & bracelet OF ribbon and bow
| with short ends.
With al light materials the bodice gath
cred like a chemisetts on q band round
the neck will be very fashionable, but be-
coming only to ladies' with slight figures.
Those who, on the contrary, arc gifted
With rather too much OF q figure will still
adhere to the plain bodice peaked In front.
This style IL renovated by the various
styles oil shoulder pieces now in fashion,
and OF which we have already given a
description. The pointed shoulder.piece
in particular makes the figure look much
Bligh.er. 5r
A very pretty gown for o young lady wac
made with a skirt and bodice OF Bsgs-gyeen
diagonal cross'warp eerge; the oyerskirt,
reyers, collar and cuffs were Of yicuna
striped with red.
Another had a skirt and bodice Of bis.
cult delaine, printed with shades OF green
drapery and vest Of plain biscuit delaine,
yoke and cuffs Of green velvet,
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Oh, rhere Arc A.e., Are rh.reql

PhAppt Republican. lgA
II would not require a very wise head
TO iathom the true inwardness Of the an.
tagonism Of come OF the Republican pc.
pers to the Wheeling INrHLLiGENcER, and
we very much suspect there are several
axes to grind In this thing. Gould these
brethren, who arc now making a target Of
that paper, get down and investigate the
motives that are prompting them to mako
these attacks, they would hide their heads
with shame when they realized that their
motives are as apparent to others ns to
themselves. The 1NrRLLlGgNcER is an old
friend Of ours and Of every other Rcpubli.
can in West Virginia, and has stood no.
bly, by tho grand old party through pros.
perity M well as adversity, and We cannot
now afford to undertaket to ipjure It In the
houses OF its friend. 8
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.Gm G1rtelliQ,1an
wuEk.INo. ". VA. MAHou ~. 1897.
III. rsosldent's omcial Family.

The President has not had tho best luck
With his Official family. To say nothing
Of Garland, who has boen great dissp.
polntment, Mr.. Bayard and tho President
have more than once stretched the entente
cordiale almost to the swapping point on
account OF some. OF the very peculiar up.
pointments Of the Secretary Of State. The
Secretary assumed the personal respon-
bllity," but 10 the people wore looking 10
the President aud holding him r%esponsi.
BILE, that was hardly to the point 30 far as
the President was able 10 see.
Then there was the Manning affair, ter
minated by the retirement Of tho Secreta.
ry OF the Treasury. Deniais are plenty,
but It Ia an absolute fact that Mr.. Man.
ning's place was made uncomfortable ior
him. Now Gomez what bids fair TO DO a
Whitney episode. Tho Secretary would
like 10 go 10 tho head Of the Treasury, the
goal Of tho ambition OF almost every mai
who cetH o taste OF the Cabinet. But it aeema
that the President has other ideas, and II
ho holds to them, Mr.. Whitney's friends
say he will 20 back to New York to prac.
tice law, and help some other good fellow
to get the Democratic nomination next
year.
After Manning, Whitney has more OF
the politicians ip0tict than any other man
in the Cabinet. What is the President
going to do? Flo cannot afford to sur.
round himself with material altogether
ornamental. And then he has ideas Of
more Of the same kind Of houors, and
that required some manipulation about
primary times.
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10th Sides.
Tid.ELh..

-.. .#H ..".#. #.#1#I ...#N III.
Fond Fathcr-"Ah, Fred, my boy, and
so YOU want to take my little girl from me,
eli? Tho old home will be lonely enough
without my little Katy.did in 1t. But l
suppose will have to givo her up. |
can't expect to have her to myself alwaye,
much as | would like To do 80. Bnt don't
aak me to give her up too soon, Fred. !
must keep her in tho homo neat ~ long
40 ] can. Ny bleeaipg 90 with you both
when the hour Of parting at last comes"
Fond Father Ito bis Ksty-did after tho
departure OF Fred)--"Now, zee here, Kit,
you hook that young man in just as soon
rs you can. Strike while the iron Ia hot,
II you lose this chance you may not get
another soon, and when a girl gets to be
your age she's got 10 watch the corners
mighty closely or shefl get loft out in the
cold altogether, Times are mighty hard,
and Pm getting tired OF footing your bills.
Now you see II you can't slyly wheedle
Fred into the moose within three monts."
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a Tribute to the Late Captain Cnslin.

Tho following letter explains ITSELF:
G. II, ROCKWELL, OArrAIN 5rH CAvElnY,
AGING ASSISTANT Q~uAaTEgNAsTEH.
ACTING Asst. QUARrEEMAsrER's OrrlcE.l
WEST PolNr, N. Y, March 10, 1887.
DEAR Mrs. CARLIN:-As one OF the old
members OF Light Battery I'D" I cannot
help expressing 10 you a portion OF the
sympathy my heart feels when l read the
enclosed paragraph in the morning paper.
referring to Capt. Carlin's death,
In these own trying hours OF bsreaye-
meA:, when hearts give vent to the actual
feelings, even in feeble words, it il hardly
necessary that the rules governing d per
sonsl acquaintance should predominant.
Please accept the deepest and moot pro.
found sympathy from one unknown to
you, but q participant in all the events
connected with the wheeling Battery"
from its organization on the s'Is!aud" to
its muster out in 1865.
Lieutentsnt Chal!ant, Firat Sergeant
Deitesu, and in TACT any Of the survivors OF
Battery I'D" posslbly have a faint remem-
brance OF A. D. E%RGESBaIaHT.
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"For solid comfort In hotel life in New
York, there Is nom 80 satisfactory So the
famous Sturtovant House, Broadway cor
ner Twenty.ninth street. Tia location ia
central and under Matthews & pierson, its
new proprietors, 1t haa been entirely re.
organized and ,cfltted. They serve guests
on both, European and American plsus
and their charges are very reasonable"
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TRUSTEES SALE OF MANCHESTER

TRUsTEE'ss SALE OF MANCHESTER
~ virtue OF a Deed Of TruA. made to mo .
trustee by r. L. Kimberly and wife, dated 0clobt.
", 1881, and recorded In the Office Of the CLERK Of
In Deed Of Trust BOOK No. u, page 4sS, shall ssi
ut public auction, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, at the trout door
OF tho Court House OF said county, III the ely ii
Wheeling. the following described properly, that's
10 say: a certain parcel Of giound ~hiIllA,ed In the
tainlng one. fourth OF All acre, bounded aud d..
scrtbed az follows: beglnaing on the east AlieoY
Wetzel street formerly called William stsee,l At
the northwest corner OF tho lot marked "lAt.
Reilly farm as recorded In Deed Book No. 81, rags
SOL and 1852, In the office OF tho CLERK Of tho County
Court Of Ohio county; thence along the north line
OF SAID "uargravcs" lot eahtwafdly 70 the WEST line
thence along laid wet line %northwardly TO the
south side Of the Reilly hill road: thence with said
south side westwardly aud nOrthwestwardly u
shown on said plat 10 the east side Of William tnOw
WeLeD street; thence with the east Sde Of said
Wezel street S%oulhwardly to the beginning, e1.
cepttng, however, 50 much Of said parcel Of Ground
as was conveyed by the said 2. l.. Kimberly aud
vile to the Hanchcster Coal Company BY decd
dated October !. is3, and now Of record IN he
county in Deed Book No, IS, at page 81; the pallso
excepted being described l. as follows: beginning a,
the iiorthwestefly corner Of the HntgTays, blum,
Reilly purchase on the southeastefly sideel Wet
zel street, and with said side OF said street north,
wardly one hundred and forly-four (li4l feet TO &
point In line with the s%0uthwardly side Of the
stone foundation Of Kimberiy's frame stable on 4
forty foot street designated as Reilly street Oh the
Aforesaid plat Of subdivisions Of the Reilly etste;
thence to and with said side Of said Stable lOuudA.
ton TO the westerly hide oil said Reilly slpct,
southwardly lfty:three (o3) feet to the northeGs,et:
~ corner OF the Hargraves, Blum purchase, and
with the northerly 1iue Of said HATstayes tact
weatwardly to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-Oue-third, or as much more
o. the purchaser may elect, cash in hand on the
day Of sale, and any residue In Two equal Install
ments payablei In one aud two years from the day
OF sale, with interest from that day, the purchaser
togive his notes for the deferred miscellaneous, aud
TO secure the same BY decd OF trust upon the pop
erty and insurance policies upon the buildings 70
the satisfaction OF the trustee.
Title believed good, but selling as trustee | shsl!
convey only such title IS IL re.ted IN me.
W. T. HUBBARD, Trustee.
W. H. HALLER. Auctioneer. lntlO
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Cilutt SleeD

Nights is tho complaint of thousanda
suffering from Asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, etc. Did you aver try Acker'a
English Remedy? It is the best prepa-
ration known for all Lung Troubles, sold
on q positive guarantee OF l0c., SOC. Logan
Il Co. and 9. Menkemeller. l
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specinl Exeursiouu To Elorl1n.

On March s., Is, 90, and 90, tho Pitts
bnrgh, Cincinnati 4 St. Louis Railway
Company will cell excursion ticksts to
Florida points at extremely low rates.
For tickets and further particulars call on
or address ]. g. Tomlinson, Passenger
Agent Panhandle Route, Wheeling, ",
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Babies

That are f~retful, peevish, cross, or troubled
with Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, car be relieved at
once by using Acker's Baby Soother. It
contains no Opium or Morphine, hence is
Price % cents. Sold by Logan 4
Co. and O. Menkemeller. S
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There is only drawback ia the
thought that spring is drawing near.
There ia a prejudice against shooting base
ballis.s and brass-band performers,
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London Truth says to beauties who de-
pend upon art to please: "Neyer let your
self be caught in an earthquake before
getting up in the morning.
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Tl,US.rEi,s SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE or FARM LAM

BY virtue Of two deeds OF trust, both dated Amt,
l, 1851, to mt made b1 Robert Milton NAVEL
and both Of record 10 tho office u the Cletk Of M,
County Court Ul Ohio county, West Virginia. ~ ~
kpecttvciy m deed OF ttGAt book Is, page lGS, kid m
deed OF ilu.l ook Is, page b, | will te!l al un6ilm"
auction on 1ATURDAY, April. 10, lS7, AZ liz
moth fioat dor Of the Court House Of said courtvS
I'll the city OF "Eeeliug. beginning at ~ 0'clock i
H., tho following ptDp.tiy, That Is 10 say: he In.
divided 1--WE slxths Is d ul u certain tract Of land
on tho waters Of MCGraW's run, Liberty dhtIIrt
chic county. known az tho Nm. Yates" INnn'
containing 26 acres and two poles, Eora or I,s'
and being the same luud on which raid Robert
Milton maxwell now festdes ana which NM con.
yeyrd to him by rhomus u. Yates AID olhers bv
decd dated April l. lSS., and Of record III mIi
Clerks otllCs Iii ueau book n, Ii;u aUs, and Ia
which Inst named deed reierenc0 II here made ia,
a fuller description, BY NETS and bounds, OF aIi
land.
TERMS OF SAL.E-Onethird OF tho pu,rhi,.
money, and Us much more as the purchaser ShAl
elect 10 pay, III cash on the day. Of sale: and lAO
residue In two equal payments with Interest In oVe
and Year, iroui RAID day OF sale, aud TIA lllt.
chaser TO give his notes for said deferred payment,
with good hecurity TO DO approved by the under.
slgutd aud tho legal title II the property told ia
Of the residue oil said purchase money.
f a. J. CLABkE, Trustee,
I certify that bond with security has been vlyen
by the above named trustee as required by law,
q l.la GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk Of the County Cour. Of Ohio County.
mrlbTThAH
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pALMRE's Skin Success' Ia a positive,
speedy cure for Eruptions Of Face, Scalp
and Body. At drug store Of McLain
Bros. ~, 4, rruAs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-29
NEw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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y and Red Colored Cow. Medium SIZED:
horns bent d%ownwArds. Has bell attached. Finder
will b. rewarded BY leaving at VI Twentieth street.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-29

TNANTED-AG ENTs FOR THE
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J. Fl. VINCENT. D. D. Que agent reports 80 orders
nearly. Gl,Ooo. worth since January lSt and reports
2J9 orders since that time. Address THOU TOBIN,
wheeling, ". va.,o Or CASsELL1& CO, (Limlted),
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-29

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